Why does Toyota translate into Toyota?

In Japanese, Toyota's pen name should be spelled TOYODA. Later, in the history of Toyota, in order to establish a brand and collect ideas throughout the company, some employees suggested using YOYOTA, but there is no such word in Japanese. That's all. . . .

Another interesting explanation is that Toyota is originally transliterated, and its Chinese name is "Tucao", which makes people in China spit when they see it. After that, the company repeatedly asked Yashi to change its name. Because the filth of vomit can be poured into the fields to fertilize crops, it was renamed "Toyota". I heard that the name is elegant, but many people still spit it out.